Sentence examples for when it calls for from inspiring English sources

The director, Jordana Williams, keeps her cast hewing to the realism of this fantastical material, even when it calls for them to lug a fake-looking insect claw onstage.

They just don't believe the United States is sincere when it calls for Arab democratic reform or a Palestinian state, as President Bush did again this month in Egypt.

But the fact that that resolution hasn't been fulfilled when it calls for withdrawal to secure and recognized boundaries, and it should be, and hopefully we can be catalytic in seeing that happen, does not mean that you sit idly by in the face of a naked aggression against Kuwait.

When it calls for mission ideas, it whittles down the many brilliant proposals it receives on the advice of specialist scientific panels.

Surely, a gal who doesn't blink when it calls for shooting wolves from helicopters can handle a few city-slicker-reporters? Ya think?

You accept that people are complex, or are at least made up of multiple personas, capable of amazing moments of truth when it calls for it, and banal, shopworn nonsense when it doesn't.

Better Homes and Gardens, although chock-full of sensible, middle-of-the-road recipes, lost me when it called for grated American cheese in its recipe for corn chowder.

Downing Street turned its fire on the Metropolitan police when it called for an investigation into the "exceptionally serious" allegation that a serving police officer fabricated evidence against the government's former chief whip Andrew Mitchell.

It's what the Jubilee Debt Campaign referred back to when it called for the eradication of developing-world debt.

13 This, I think, is the context for understanding what the Court meant in Dunsmuir when it called for "justification, transparency and intelligibility".

Congress, however, used express language when it called for such a counterfactual inquiry in 17 U. S. C. §§602(a)(2) and (b).